The Keeley Compressor is a classic box renowned for quiet operation and transparent compression. Using high quality components and gain matched transistors the Keeley Compressor can be found on pedalboards around the world.

The Aurora contains three distinct reverb modes: Room, Hall and Plate. Each are exacting recreations of the spaces or objects they attempt to emulate. Because there is a 100 percent analog signal path, none of your soundwaves are converted to ones and zeros, so everything stays pristine.

It's only fitting that the next step of pedal compressors is brought to is by Keeley, whose name is synonymous with the effect. The heart of the Limiting Amplifier is the THAT 4320, an ultra high-fidelity integrated circuit that helps give the Limiting Amplifier a bandwidth of 20kHz. ... read more

The Pro is the rare compressor that transcends both the “as an effect” and the “always on” realm of compressors. It can be set as transparent as a player would like, and it can be set to pump with the best of them for an authentic “chicken pickin’” session.

It's only fitting that the next step of pedal compressors is brought to is by Keeley, whose name is synonymous with the effect. The heart of the Limiting Amplifier is the THAT 4320, an ultra high-fidelity integrated circuit that helps give the Limiting Amplifier a bandwidth of 20kHz. ... read more

The Keeley Nova Wah is unlike any wah out there. A dual fixed wah means that you can access two different spots of a wah pedal at any time. The Keeley Nova Wah pedal is perfect for mid boosts or nasal like tones!

The infallible tonesmiths at Keeley Electronics Phase 24 features precision hand-matched JFETs for the warmest phase tones possible, as well as a switch to select two or four stages.The 4-stage setting is the classic Phase 90 tone, perfect for all your Gilmour needs. The 2-stage setti... read more

t was only a matter of time before Robert Keeley, mad tone scientist, got ahold of some ultra-high-fidelity signal processing equipment. And when he did, three effects were born almost immediately: the Aurora, Dynatrem and the Recino. This, the Recino, is a classic digital delay circu... read more

Like the Treble Boosters of the 60's, the Java Boost is a Germanium based boost pedal with a smooth and creamy bite. Keeley uses only NOS Mullard OC44 transistors, which give your amp a upper frequency gain boost much like the tones of Brian May.

Several players know that one key to a great drive sound is hitting the front end of a drive with a boost in order to generate saturation. For those of you that didn't know, Keeley has let the secret out with the Katana Blues Drive.

The Magnetic Echo is based on the PT2399 chip; it’s digital. However, because Robert Keeley is a certified wizard at circuit design, it shouldn’t come as a shock that the Magnetic Echo sounds awesome and unlike other PT2399-based delays out there.

The Keeley Neutrino is a classic sounding optocoupler-equipped envelope filter pedal that flat-out leaves the competition in its wake. Imagine an envelope filter that sounds like the juiciest Mu-Tron III in any studio, at one-fifth the size, and you're halfway there.

The Keeley Red Dirt Overdrive pulls together all of master-modder Robert Keeley’s experience tweaking overdrive circuits to create one of the most versatile, dynamic overdrives on the market. Now instead of getting a pedal modded by Keeley, you can get the sound you want right out of the box.

The Keeley Seafoam chorus is as smooth as its name suggests—smoother, in fact. Your signal is fed through a FET input to an analog chorus circuit that maintains your analog signal throughout while being run by digital components for efficiency. The result is soothing analog chorus tones.

The Stahlhammer Distortion was engineered to sound like your amp with white-hot power tubes. No matter what kind of amp you’re playing, from a Silvertone to a Mesa, the Stahlhammer is precision engineered to make your dirt channel dirtier and your clean channel scream with delight.

The White Sands Luxe Drive is a low-gainer's paradise. Much like the name implies, the Elysian tone that springs forth from this sandy beach is a touch gritty, but what grit exists is the purest, most transparent form.